Word: haying
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...rail trip to got there, but Mike reports the expedition will worth while ... Anything that happened to his company's personnel at the Regimental Hall last week this column knows nothing about and is not responsible for ... Norm Bradley was back on time Sunday night, which makes news ... Hay, Resenthal, how's the soap chip business Hariford Hop ... Bob Rash and Mcauly were really in the glow at the Siatler Saturday are ... Heard on the Sieg line, "How does Philbrick find so much variety...
...looked out Monday morning and saw a couple of snow flakes chase each other by the window. "Land sakes! It's a long way from Memphis, ain't it" ... Grygotis, Osterie, Molner, Grattan, Keogh, Gates, Pricher, and Kelly all have a bloned interest at the Phillips Brooks House.... Hay! Rosenthal, wake...
...with all criminals, monsters and werewolves, the Hay's office is placated by a dutifully gruesome death of the major offenders. After being successively burned and volcanoed to death, Frankenstein's monster meets an open circuit with the usual results while the wolfman sheds his hair and incidentally his life in a satisfying manner. But don't worry you can't keep a good monster down and they'll be back for more. Until then this will have to hold your horror...
Sergeant John Hay '38, grandson of Secretary of State Hay and one of the reviewers of the Monthly while at Harvard, is now assistant picture editor. Before the war, he was Washington correspondent for the Charleston News and Courier...
...swarm of bees in May Is worth a load of hay. A swarm of bees in June Is worth a silver spoon. A swarm of bees in July Is not worth...